Category:Laira (ship, 1870)
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English: The Laira was an iron barque of 492 tons, built at Sunderland in 1870 by Pile and owned by Richard Hill of Cattedown, Plymouth. She had a length of 156.1 ft (47.5 m) and carrying royals over single topgallant sails and double topsails. The Laira sold later to Stone Brothers of Auckland, NZ. in 1898 she sunk in the wharf of Dunedin in result of a ship accident and was re-floated and repaired. She became in 1908 or 1909 the new name Connie Craig but reverted to Laira before 1910. She sold at those dates. Would appear to have become a hulk at Melbourne, late in her life (1910?). Broken up there in 1958.[1][2][3]
Media in category "Laira (ship, 1870)"
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Laira (ship, 1870) - SLV H99.220-1264.jpg 1,468 × 1,997; 1.81 MB
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Laira (ship, 1870) - SLV H99.220-4473.jpg 2,000 × 1,313; 1.53 MB
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StateLibQld 1 144783 Laira (ship).jpg 1,000 × 677; 79 KB
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StateLibQld 1 147367 Laira (ship).jpg 1,000 × 594; 75 KB
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The S.S. Wakatipu sinks the Laira at Dunedin wharf, 2 April 1898 (3056549641).jpg 2,516 × 3,305; 2.7 MB
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- Barques
- Iron ships
- Merchant ships of the United Kingdom
- Sailing ships of New Zealand
- Sailing ships of the United Kingdom
- Ships built in 1870
- Ships built in Sunderland
- Ships of Huddart Parker
- Ships registered in Auckland
- Ships registered in Dunedin
- Ships registered in Hobart
- Ships registered in London
- Ships registered in Plymouth
- Ships of the Union Steam Ship Company
- Three-masted ships